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The top committed junior college prospect in the nation was arrested early Sunday morning.

Auburn commitment Jason Smith, an ‘athlete’ prospect out of Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College, was arrested after eluding an officer and possessing marijuana. He was arrested around 3 a.m. on Sunday morning in Mobile County. He is already out of jail and has a court date set for May.

So an AU commitment , but, not on campus so it doesn't count huh? That's a lot like being almost pregnant huh nad!!!!!!!!!! Sheese can dish junk , but just can't take it yourself........welcome to son of clemscum jr college.

So an AU commitment , but, not on campus so it doesn't count huh? That's a lot like being almost pregnant huh nad!!!!!!!!!! Sheese can dish junk , but just can't take it yourself........welcome to son of clemscum jr college.

The rules of the Fulmer Cup states that it has to be a currently enrolled athlete.

Same could be said oF Mangus. To my knowledge Pat Dye has never been arrested for being found drunk peeing in a gutter.

former coach with continued influence over the program who sits on the board of a bank that was shut down by the fdic after being linked to unmarked debit cards handed out to football players while also conspiring with milton mcgregor in cam newtons pay for play scandal > peeing in public

Same could be said oF Mangus. To my knowledge Pat Dye has never been arrested for being found drunk peeing in a gutter.

No, but this is much worse

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Auburn — Seven Major Infractions: Seven major infractions for now, anyway. The Cam Newton situation aside, Auburn has had a difficult time playing by the rules over the years. Its most embarrassing incident occurred in 1991, when 60 Minutes aired recordings of head football coach Pat Dye arranging a loan for a player. The series of incriminating tapes were provided by former star defensive back Eric Ramsey and unveiled a player payment scheme involving the coaching staff and prominent booster “Corky” Frost. For its wrongdoing, Auburn received a two-year bowl ban, a one-year television and ban and lost 13 scholarships over a four-year period. Dye was replaced by Terry Bowden, who became the first Division 1 coach to go undefeated in his first season but had nothing to show for it.